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Calista reacted to BinleyMegaSkyBlue's post in the thread Transfer Rumour Kaine Kesler-Hayden with
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Everybody stay calm, stay calm. STAY FUCKING CALM! -
It’s more I don’t think we have the best tools available in midfield for different game scenarios than I want someone to “walk into the...
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Calista reacted to torchomatic's post in the thread What decade did you start supporting Coventry? with Haha.
Would have been 60s, but I can't remember. First game was at the end of 1972. Can't remember that either.
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Calista reacted to Skyblueweeman's post in the thread Transfer Rumour Kaine Kesler-Hayden with Haha.
He was genuinely incredible vs Wolves. My 3 underlying memories from that match: * That goal 😮 * How Sheaf looked like prime Xavi 👏🏻...
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Hilarious mate!
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Calista reacted to Briles's post in the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window with Wow.
Makes sense for him to join a team named after how he will get off the pitch after 2 games
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Calista replied to the thread Transfer Rumour Kaine Kesler-Hayden.Not a problem with an athlete like our Bobby
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Calista replied to the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window.Weren't there a bunch of decent European sides thought to be in the market for Doyle recently, with Man City looking for upwards of £12m?
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Calista replied to the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window.Sometimes Sky Blues Talk seems to have its own patois
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Calista reacted to WestEndAgro's post in the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window with Like.
Where's your full stop?
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Calista replied to the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window.The grammar police will be chuffed with that
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Calista replied to the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window.Vast experience though, reading his Wiki
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Calista reacted to JimmyHillsbeard's post in the thread Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window with Haha.
We’re signing a 16th century Jesuit priest now? Blimey and I thought the step up from the South African prem was a steep one.